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Cédric Verstraeten
36d6591271 Merge pull request #269 from kerberos-io/fix/media-looping-boundary
fix/media-looping-boundary
2026-05-04 21:24:31 +02:00
Cédric Verstraeten
e8fc4e674b Force fragment flush on close keyframes
Track LastKeyframeRawPTS and force a fragment flush when two consecutive keyframes on the video track arrive unexpectedly close (<500ms). This detects upstream loop/restart discontinuities (e.g. ffmpeg stream_loop seams) where a fresh IDR would otherwise become a mid-fragment sync sample and cause MSE players to reject the fragment. Emits a warning when triggered and updates LastKeyframeRawPTS for video samples. Also add a sample MP4 file to machinery/data.
2026-05-04 21:07:53 +02:00
Cédric Verstraeten
011bd9936f Merge pull request #268 from kerberos-io/fix/media-looping-boundary
fix/media-looping-boundary
2026-05-04 20:14:30 +02:00
Cédric Verstraeten
791add83f9 Clamp implausible audio/video PTS jumps
Guard against large forward PTS/DTS jumps that can occur when looping source MP4s or when upstream RTSP/ffmpeg inserts offsets/stalls. In flushPendingVideoSample() clamp an excessively large video sample duration to a plausible ceiling (1s hard cap, or LastVideoSampleDTS*10 if smaller), falling back to LastVideoSampleDTS or 33ms, and log a warning. In AddSampleToTrack() clamp audio sample durations if the new dts is >10x the previous audio DTS and log a warning. These changes prevent huge sample durations that cause trun/sidx/mvhd discontinuities and browser playback errors.
2026-05-04 20:11:14 +02:00

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@@ -56,6 +56,7 @@ type MP4 struct {
FreeBoxSize int64
FragmentStartRawPTS uint64 // Raw PTS for timing when to flush fragments
FragmentStartDTS uint64 // Accumulated VideoTotalDuration at fragment start (matches tfdt)
LastKeyframeRawPTS uint64 // Raw PTS of the most recently seen keyframe (in any fragment)
MoofBoxes int64 // Number of moof boxes in the file
MoofBoxSizes []int64 // Sizes of each moof box
SegmentDurations []uint64 // Duration of each segment in timescale units
@@ -233,6 +234,24 @@ func (mp4 *MP4) flushPendingVideoSample(nextPTS uint64) bool {
var duration uint64
if nextPTS > 0 && nextPTS > mp4.VideoFullSample.DecodeTime {
duration = nextPTS - mp4.VideoFullSample.DecodeTime
// Guard against forward PTS jumps (e.g. when looping a source MP4
// through virtual-rtsp the upstream ffmpeg may insert a large offset
// at the loop boundary, or the RTSP stream may stall briefly).
// Without this clamp the sample gets a huge duration which appears
// as a discontinuity in the trun/sidx/mvhd and causes browsers
// (Video.js / MSE) to abort playback with a "media corruption"
// error around the loop boundary.
var maxPlausible uint64 = 1000 // 1 second hard ceiling
if mp4.LastVideoSampleDTS > 0 && mp4.LastVideoSampleDTS*10 < maxPlausible {
maxPlausible = mp4.LastVideoSampleDTS * 10
}
if duration > maxPlausible {
log.Log.Warning(fmt.Sprintf("mp4.flushPendingVideoSample(): video PTS jumped forward (nextPTS=%d, prevDTS=%d, gap=%d ms) - clamping to %d ms (likely source loop/stall discontinuity)", nextPTS, mp4.VideoFullSample.DecodeTime, duration, maxPlausible))
duration = mp4.LastVideoSampleDTS
if duration == 0 {
duration = 33
}
}
} else {
// No valid nextPTS (Close case) or PTS went backwards (jitter/discontinuity)
if nextPTS > 0 {
@@ -289,6 +308,27 @@ func (mp4 *MP4) AddSampleToTrack(trackID uint32, isKeyframe bool, data []byte, p
}
shouldFlush := !mp4.Start || elapsed >= FragmentDurationMs
// Detect upstream source-loop / restart discontinuity. When an MP4 is
// looped through virtual-rtsp (ffmpeg `-stream_loop -1 -re`) the loop
// seam emits a fresh IDR much sooner than a normal GOP would. PTS keeps
// growing monotonically, so the timing-only `elapsed` check above does
// not catch it and the seam IDR ends up as a mid-fragment sync sample.
// MSE-based players (Video.js / Chromium / Firefox) reject the resulting
// fragment with a "media corruption" error because the inner IDR resets
// frame_num/POC inside what they expect to be a single GOP. Force a
// fragment boundary whenever two consecutive keyframes arrive much
// closer than a normal GOP (here: < 500 ms apart). This isolates the
// seam IDR into its own fragment so each fragment stays a clean GOP.
if !shouldFlush && trackID == uint32(mp4.VideoTrack) && mp4.Start &&
mp4.LastKeyframeRawPTS > 0 && pts > mp4.LastKeyframeRawPTS &&
pts-mp4.LastKeyframeRawPTS < 500 {
log.Log.Warning(fmt.Sprintf("mp4.AddSampleToTrack(): forcing fragment flush at unexpectedly close keyframe (gap=%d ms, fragment elapsed=%d ms) - likely upstream loop/restart discontinuity", pts-mp4.LastKeyframeRawPTS, elapsed))
shouldFlush = true
}
if trackID == uint32(mp4.VideoTrack) {
mp4.LastKeyframeRawPTS = pts
}
if shouldFlush {
// Write the previous segment to the file
if mp4.Start {
@@ -393,6 +433,14 @@ func (mp4 *MP4) AddSampleToTrack(trackID uint32, isKeyframe bool, data []byte, p
if started {
dts = 1
}
// Guard against forward PTS jumps (e.g. virtual-rtsp loop
// boundary or upstream stalls). Without this clamp the
// audio trun would carry an enormous sample duration that
// renders the recording unplayable in browsers.
if mp4.LastAudioSampleDTS > 0 && dts > mp4.LastAudioSampleDTS*10 {
log.Log.Warning(fmt.Sprintf("mp4.AddSampleToTrack(): audio PTS jumped forward (pts=%d, prevDTS=%d, gap=%d) - clamping to last known duration", pts, mp4.AudioFullSample.DecodeTime, dts))
dts = mp4.LastAudioSampleDTS
}
mp4.LastAudioSampleDTS = dts
//fmt.Printf("Adding sample to track %d, PTS: %d, Duration: %d, size: %d\n", trackID, pts, dts, len(aac[7:]))
mp4.AudioTotalDuration += dts